New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 16, 1930, Page 32

Herald Cameramen Tell Their Story Oakland i injured ¥ EVOLUTION'—Chicago girls de that was in vogue in 1880; Tiny Doni, bard, 1930; Della Dean, 1932, nears the pyramid entrance on recent visit der direction of At left, w LARGEST SAWFISH '—This 187z-foot sawfish, captured off Tobo- quilla is'and, near Panama, by Mr, and Mrs. Herbert H. Hilscher of San Francisco is exhibited by them on their arrival at Los Angeles. SCHMELING GETTING INTO TRIM—Max Schmeling, Germany's candidate for the heavyweight cham- pionship, is seen hammering his sparring partner, Sylvan Aderlite, at Endicott, N. Y., where Max iz training for his bout with Jack Sharkey, June 12, in New York. W ASHINGTON MYSTERY— Who has been king files of senators tn V ton’ Sena- tor Hiram Johnson of California 18 en looking over drawers, invaded for se hing costume 20; Diane Sut- at the height of his power, the for “protecting” Belgium with the figure of Neptune ast dent CUSTER RELICS—A deck of cards reputed to have been taken from the body of one of General Custer's men following the mas- sacre on the Little Big Horn is owned by Herb Brooks, above, of Neillsville, Wis. Brooks, formerly a traveling man for a whisky concern, obtained them from Louie King, a saloon keeper in Miles City, Mont., who, as chief of scouts, was the first person to reach the scenc of the massacre. . France in Antwerp, Belgium, a regal Here PLAYS Japa- AN AMBASSADOR GOLF—Katsu vs a Scote e at Pebble Be Monte, Cal NAPOLEON'S PLEASURE BOAT—In 1811, wher re was constructed for a 5 recompense mented prow ride a dolphin and wielding his tri- of power HIS PLAY ADJUDGED BEST —Marc Connelly, whose play, "The Green Pastures,” i3 one of the greatest successes in recent vears in New York, wins the Pulitzer prize for the best Amer- ican play produced in 1929. — - NN L N L /N LIS LIS LR LTSN LIS T TS T K [ 1S [ TN e